Common use of Offer For In State Use Clause in Contracts

Offer For In State Use. This Contract was negotiated in good faith and on the basis that the Purchaser would produce Value Added products in the State of Alaska from this timber sale as represented in the formal RFP process concluded in XXXXX 20XX. The PURCHASER’s proposal is attached as part of Exhibit H (Operating Plan). The Purchaser must establish an accounting system and inventory system approved by the STATE prior to operations that will at minimum document the actual timber utilized and correlate it with the products produced. The inventory system must follow industry standards for log accountability and products must be specified to written standards approved by the STATE prior to the harvest of the timber. The purchaser must report quarterly the timber scale removed from the sale area and the products produced with that timber. The report must show the quantity and quality of the products produced by the PURCHASER at the point of sale by the PURCHASER. The report is due by the 15th of the month following the end of March, June, August, and December. Failure to submit a report without written permission from the STATE shall be considered a breach of contract. Failure to produce the products proposed in Exhibit H will in the STATE’s discretion be dealt with in accordance with any legal remedy.

Offer For In State Use. This Contract was negotiated in good faith and on the basis that the Purchaser PURCHASER would produce Value Added and High Value Added products in the State of Alaska from this timber sale as represented in the formal RFP process concluded in XXXXX 20XXsubmitted on December XX, 2020. The PURCHASER’s proposal is attached as part of Exhibit H (Operating Plan). The Purchaser PURCHASER must establish an accounting system and inventory system approved by the STATE prior to operations that will at minimum document the actual timber utilized and correlate it with the products produced. The inventory system must follow industry standards for log accountability and products must be specified to written standards approved by the STATE prior to the harvest of the timber. The Upon reasonable demand the purchaser must report quarterly the timber scale removed from the sale area and the products produced with that timbertimber to date. The report must show the quantity and quality type of the products produced by the PURCHASER at the point of sale by the PURCHASER. The report is due by the 15th of the month following the end of March, June, August, and Decemberrequest. Failure to submit a report without written permission from the STATE shall be considered a breach of contract. Failure to produce the products proposed in Exhibit H will will, in the STATE’s discretion discretion, be dealt with in accordance with any legal remedy.

Offer For In State Use. This Contract was negotiated in good faith and on the basis that the Purchaser PURCHASER would produce Value Added and High Value Added products in the State of Alaska from this timber sale as represented in the formal RFP process concluded in XXXXX 20XXsubmitted on November XX, 2023. The PURCHASER’s proposal is attached as part of Exhibit H (Operating Plan). The Purchaser PURCHASER must establish an accounting system and inventory system approved by the STATE prior to operations that will at minimum document the actual timber utilized and correlate it with the products produced. The inventory system must follow industry standards for log accountability and products must be specified to written standards approved by the STATE prior to the harvest of the timber. The Upon reasonable demand the purchaser must report quarterly the timber scale removed from the sale area and the products produced with that timbertimber to date. The report must show the quantity and quality type of the products produced by the PURCHASER at the point of sale by the PURCHASER. The report is due by the 15th of the month following the end of March, June, August, and Decemberrequest. Failure to submit a report without written permission from the STATE shall be considered a breach of contract. Failure to produce the products proposed in Exhibit H will will, in the STATE’s discretion discretion, be dealt with in accordance with any legal remedy.